This comic, Doonesbury, has given us such an assortment of really quirky, idiosyncratic characters. Jeremy Cavendish, for one. But also Elmont and Alice, Zeke, Duke, and so many others whose names I cannot conjure up.
Until this arc,Jeremy was played as nothing more than an overeducated pest.But I think he WAS there for Lacey as she slipped away—-but she never knew it.\
And judging by his latest comments,Ted Cruz has had dementia since age 12.
BE THIS GUY about 2 years ago
It’s fate.
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member about 2 years ago
This is to kill two birds with one stone.
DennisinSeattle Premium Member about 2 years ago
I think Lacey might still have the brainpower to see this is a bad idea.
Susan00100 about 2 years ago
Maybe he’ll marry her—and inherit whatever wealth she still has!!
I think that happened on DYNASTY, once.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 2 years ago
This comic, Doonesbury, has given us such an assortment of really quirky, idiosyncratic characters. Jeremy Cavendish, for one. But also Elmont and Alice, Zeke, Duke, and so many others whose names I cannot conjure up.
BrianMorris about 2 years ago
Plethora’s the word, man. It’s a Dickensian cavalcade. Also zeitgeisty. Neatarino!
gantech about 2 years ago
Wotta guy, huh?
monya_43 about 2 years ago
That sounds like a too convenient solution to his own problem.
prrdh about 2 years ago
Lacey had dementia thrust upon her. I’m not quite sure whether Jeremy was born demented or achieved it.
198.23.5.11 about 2 years ago
Until this arc,Jeremy was played as nothing more than an overeducated pest.But I think he WAS there for Lacey as she slipped away—-but she never knew it.\
And judging by his latest comments,Ted Cruz has had dementia since age 12.
brianbattuello Premium Member about 2 years ago
Hope springs eternal…
Dragoncat about 2 years ago
As if the poor woman doesn’t have enough to deal with!